#michael bergmann

[olafs-stuff-thsc-oc]

Olaf: Ah, these... Hehe... Memories from my youth... I believe we were around 10 years old... We were quite foolish during those joyful days... Our parents and grandparents were still around... And... *sniff* I miss my brother deeply... I understand that I can never bring him back, but... It breaks my heart to have lost him... *sighs* Anyway, I need to take a moment to breathe and compose myself...

- A note from an interview with Sean Predling.

(Art by Grace Bowling. You can also find this art on VB776 Tumblr channel @viktorbergmann776 )

[viktorbergmann776]

Rrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Michael and Olaf on their childhood. Halloween!

Drawed by Grace (Grace Bowling)

[aaaaaa-musical-trash]

every show that i like has a role i could potentially play and one that i definitely couldn’t but i would want to do it for the sheer chaos

e.g

be more chill: Christine (rational), Michael/Rich (chaotic)

ride the cyclone: Constance (rational), Noel (chaotic)

hamilton: Eliza (rational), Lafayette/Jefferson (chaotic)

heathers: Veronica/Heather D (rational), JD (chaotic)

beetlejuice: Lydia (rational), Beetlejuice (chaotic)

falsettos: Cordelia (rational), Mendel (chaotic)

hadestown: Eurydice (rational), Hades (chaotic)

spring awakening: Ilse (rational), Moritz/Melchior (chaotic)

there are probably more i just can’t think of them rn

[frank-olivier]

Steven Marshank

The International Transpersonal Association, founded in 1978 by Stanislav Grof, Christina Grof, and Michael Murphy, has been instrumental in organizing international transpersonal conferences. One was held in Prague, Czechoslovakia, from June 20-25, 1992, themed "Science, Spirituality, and the Global Crisis: Toward a World with a Future". The choice of Prague as the venue was symbolic, representing the transformation occurring in Eastern Europe following the fall of communism. The city, described as "poised at the center of European crisis and promise," served as a metaphor for the global changes and shifts in human psychology that the conference aimed to address. Peter Bergmann compiled 12 interviews by Terence McKenna with various people from the 1992 conference.

Terence McKenna: Prague Conversations (1992)

Tuesday, July 2, 2024

[websterss]

Hii, (sorry for being gone for so long now) I have a silly question who is someone you want to write for but don't get a request for them

Hi eleanor!!! I have a lot actually if that's okay to say, mainly all my characters who I don't have stories for yet. I would like to venture off from characters that I've written a lot, for the ones I haven't.

Acotar: Azriel

Powerless: Kai Azer

Fantastic Beasts: Newt Scamander

Peter Parkers: Andrew Peter Parker Tom!Peter Parker

The Hunger Games: Finnick Odair Peeta Mellark Young!Haymitch Abernathy

Arcane: Jayce Talis Viktor Vi

House of Dragon: Jacaerys Velaryon

The Night Agent: Peter Sutherland

Girl Haunts Boy: Cole Sanchez

Roswell New Mexico: Michael Guerin

Stranger Things: Steve Harrington Eddie Munson

Teen Wolf: Brett Talbot Young!Derek Hale Stiles Stilinski

60 Minutes: Octavio Bergmann

Alien Romulus: Tyler Harrison

A Quiet Place Day One: Eric Reuben

Avatar: Neteyam Sully

Enola Holmes: Viscount Tewkesbury

Stardust: Tristan Thorn

The School For Good and Evil: Tedros Pendragon

Marvel: Matt Murdock Bucky Barnes Steve Rogers Sergei Kravinoff

[jjleroy-rp]

Won my ninth national title last night. Not a record, but I'm working on it! Fifth national medal for Louis.

Short Program

Jean-Jacques Leroy - 112.72

Louis Leroy - 102.87

Justin Hwang - 88.98

Ivano Dedic - 75.49

Thomas Renaud - 74.16

Dmitri Nikitin - 72.88

Andrew Nelson - 71.96

Kei Fuyaba - 70.46

Joseph Tremblay - 68.29

Paul Marshall - 65.86

Max Horwitz - 62.31

Jakob Novak - 61.72

Xavier Werner - 59.48

Michael Bergmann - 58.72

Nicolas Kamenev - 53.80

Charles Belangier - 45.71

WD - Hiroto Lane

WD - Vincent Roussin

Free Program

Jean-Jacques Leroy - 225.38

Louis Leroy - 207.37

Ivano Dedic - 149.90

Jakob Novak - CAN - 148.00

Justin Hwang - 143.17

Joseph Tremblay - 136.65

Thomas Renaud - 134.30

Andrew Nelson - 134.30

Max Horwitz - 129.93

Kei Fuyaba - 128.73

Paul Marshall - 121.17

Charles Belangier - 115.59

Dmitri Nikitin - 114.44

Xavier Werner - 102.94

WD - Nicolas Kamenev

WD - Michael Bergmann

Overall

Jean-Jacques Leroy - (1, 1) -338.00

Louis Leroy - (2, 2) - 310.24

Justin Hwang - (3, 5) - 232.15

Ivano Dedic - (4, 3) - 225.39

Thomas Renaud - (5, 7) - 209.98

Jakob Novak - (12, 4) - 209.72

Andrew Nelson - (7, 8) - 206.26

Joseph Tremblay - (9, 6) - 204.94

Kei Fuyaba - (8, 10) - 199.19

Max Horwitz - (11, 9) - 192.24

Dimitri Nikitin - (6, 13) - 187.32

Paul Marshall - (10, 11) 187.03

Xavier Werner - (13, 14) - 162.42

Charles Belangier - (16, 12) - 161.30

WD - Nicolas Kamenev

WD - Michael Bergmann

WD - Hiroto Lane

WD - Vincent Roussin

[yuriplisetsky-rp]

My boyfriend was awesome this weekend! This season is shaping up to be a close one, it looks like, if these early scores are any indication.

Short Program

Guang-hong de la Iglesia - CHN - 98.73

Eiji Izumi - JPN - 90.95

Kyo Fuji - JPN - 87.47

Dante Sebastiani - ITA - 82.03

Maskim Semenjov - EST - 79.51

Jevgeni Semenjov - EST - 78.54

Andrin Caspari - SUI - 74.02

Michael Bergmann - CAN - 72.28

Romet Noormagi - EST - 70.22

Sung-hoon Nahm - KOR - 68.77

Leonid Rodchenko - CZE - 68.49

Ivan Gusev - FIN - 67.96

Nazar Kozak - UKR - 67.90

Magnar Holberg - SWE - 67.42

Luke Elkin - USA - 67.27

Zakhar Plotnikov - GER - 64.40

Osmo Makela - FIN - 62.21

Gabriel Aaron Martin - MON - 60.54

Boris Pavovski - GER - 55.67

Arlo Guadarrama Diaz - ESP - 43.97

Free Program

Guang-hong de la Igleisa - CHN - 203.18

Eiji Izumi - JPN - 176.86

Kyo Fuji - JPN - 173.76

Maskim Semenjov - EST - 158.74

Andrin Caspari - SUI - 155.35

Jevgeni Semenjov - EST - 145.31

Sung-hoon Nahm - KOR - 142.38

Zakhar Plotnikov - GER - 140.97

Dante Sebastiani - ITA - 140.95

Romet Noorgami - EST - 140.19

Ivan Gusev - FIN - 132.95

Magnar Holberg - SWE - 123.05

Michael Bergmann - CAN - 114.21

Luke Elkin - USA - 113.76

Gabriel Aaron Martin - MON - 110.49

Arlo Guadarrama Diaz - ESP - 102.18

Nazar Kozak - UKR - 97.85

Boris Pavlovski - GER - 96.22

Osmo Makela - FIN - 89.48

WD - Leonid Rodchenko - CZE

Overall

Guang-hong de la Iglesia - CHN - (1, 1) - 301.91

Eiji Izumi - JPN - (2, 2) - 267.81

Kyo Fuji - JPN - (3, 3) - 261.23

Maskim Semenjov - EST - (5, 4) - 238.45

Andrin Caspari - SUI - (7, 5) - 229.37

Jevgeni Semenjov - EST - (6, 6) -223.95

Dante Sebastiani - ITA - (4, 9) - 222.98

Sung-hoon Nahm - KOR - (10, 7) - 211.15

Romet Noormagi - EST - (9, 10) - 210.41

Zakhar Plotnikov - GER - (16, 8) - 205.37

Ivan Gusev - FIN - (12, 11) - 200.55

Magnar Holberg - SWE - (14, 12) - 190.47

Michael Bergmann - CAN - (8, 13) - 186.49

Luke Elkin - USA - (15, 14) - 181.03

Gabriel Aaron Martin - MON - (18, 13) - 171.03

Nazar Kozak - UKR - (13, 17) - 165.75

Boris Pavlovski - GER - (19, 18) - 151.89

Osmo Makela - FIN - (17, 19) - 151.69

Arlo Guadaramma Diaz - ESP - (20, 16) - 146.15

[androidcharles]

Charlie, hi. I remember your colleague Michael worked for you in the government. And how do you like him?

(Let's pretend that he remembers it. It's about Michael Bergmann)

"Heck, there were a lot of people on base that didn't know I was an android. Only the scientists, the generals, lieutenants, and maybe a few captains... Rupert and the twins knew of course."

[thaoworra]

The 2024 Elgin Award nominees are in, with 11 chapbooks and 32 full-length collections of speculative poems nominated by the 400+ members of the international Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry Association (est. 1978). These are eligible works that were published in 2022 and 2023.

Speculative poetry is typically considered verse with some element of speculation in the narrow sense—usually science fiction, fantasy, or horror, though some include straight science. SFPA’s founder, Suzette Haden Elgin, shared her thoughts on sf poetry in the aptly titled “About Science Fiction Poetry.”

A big thanks goes to this year’s chair, Felicia Martinez, for coordinating all of these candidates, who emerged from 23 presses across the globe. This will be the eleventh year these awards have been conferred, and the final winners will be announced in the fall.

CHAPBOOKS (11 CHAPBOOKS NOMINATED)

Beautiful Malady • Ennis Rook Bashe • (Interstellar Flight Press, 2023)

A Belief in Cosmic Dailiness • Angela Acosta • (Red Ogre Review, 2023)

The Book of Sleep • Herb Kauderer (Written Image, 2023)

Chapel of Celluloid/Capela de Celulóide • Wade German • (Raphus Press, 2023)

Maurs Maundering • Denise Dumars • (Space Cowboy Books, 2023)

The Owl Kingdom • Rebecca Marjesdatter (Crumb Fairy Press, 2023)

Shelf Life • F.J. Bergmann • (Space Cowboy Books, 2023)

The Telepathy Machine • Jean-Paul L. Garnier (Space Cowboy Books, 2023)

Unicorn Death Moon • Zachary Cahill • (Red Ogre Review, 2023)

Vampire Ventures • LindaAnn LoSchiavo • (Alien Buddha Press, 2023)

Worm Sonnets • Amelia Gorman • (Quarter Press, 2023)

FULL-LENGTH BOOKS (32 BOOKS NOMINATED)

39 Triolets • Anna Cates • (Cyberwit Press, 2023)

Black Observatory: Poems • Christopher Brean Murray (Milkweed Editions, 2023)

The Black Ship • David Clink (Aeolus House Press, 2023)

Bleeding Rainbows and Other Broken Spectrums • Maxwell I. Gold • (Hex Publishers, 2023)

Bless the Daughter Raised by a Voice in Her Head • Warsan Shire • (Penguin Random House, 2022)

The Border Simulator: Poems • Gabriel Dozal (Author), Natasha Tiniacos (Translator) • (One World, 2023)

Bounded By Eternity • Deborah L. Davitt (self-published, 2022)

Bramah’s Quest • Renée Sarojini Saklikar (Harbour Publishing, 2023)

Cast From Darkness • Marge Simon and Mary Turzillo • (Mind’s Eye Publications, 2023)

Doubt & Circuitry • T.D. Walker (Southern Arizona Press, 2023)

Dreamscapes and Dark Corners • Melissa Ridley Elmes • (Alien Buddha Press, 2023)

From Voyages Unreturning • Deborah L. Davitt • (Aqueduct Press, 2023)

The Full Moon Whaling Chronicles • Jason Guriel • (Biblioasis, 2023)

Grab • Kendra Preston Leonard • (Red Ogre Review, 2023)

How to Navigate Our Universe • Mary Soon Lee • (Self Published, 2023)

Hydra Medusa • Brandon Shimoda • (Nightboat Books, 2023)

I Dreamed a World • Colleen Anderson (LVP Publications, 2022)

Let the Dead In • Saida Agostini (Alan Squire Publishing, 2022)

The Lore of Inscrutable Dreams • Colleen Anderson (Yuriko Publishing, 2023)

Moonlight and Monsters • Lauren Scharhag • (Gnashing Teeth Publishing, 2023)

Neon Lights and Plane Tickets • Eli Alemán • (Self-Published, 2023)

Night Life: A Folk Horror Poetry Collection • Alba Sarria • (Monstrous Love Lounge Press, 2023)

Numinous Stones • Holly Lyn Walrath • (Aqueduct Press, 2023)

On the Subject of Blackberries • Stephanie Wytovich (Raw Dog Screaming Press, 2023)

The Quiet Ways I Destroy You • Jessica McHugh • (Apokrupha Press, 2023)

Rivers in Your Skin, Sirens in Your Hair • Marisca Pichette • (Android Press, 2023)

The Second Stop is Jupiter • upfromsomedirt • (Wayne State University Press, 2023)

Selected Poems 1965-2020 • Michael Butterworth • (Space Cowboy Books, 2023)

Sifting the Ashes • Michael Bailey and Marge Simon • (Crystal Lake, 2022)

Soft Apocalypse • Leah Nieboer • (University of Georgia Press, 2023)

The Spellbook of Fruit and Flowers • Christine Butterworth-McDermott (Fomite Press, 2023)

Star Tent: A Triptych • Amie Whittemore (Tolsun Books, 2023)

Tombstones: Selected Horror Poems • G.O. Clark • (Weird House Press, 2022)

NOMINATIONS PER PRESS: (23 PRESSES)

Aeolus House Press: 1

Alien Buddha Press: 2

Android Press: 1

Apokrupha Press: 1

Aqueduct Press: 2

Biblioasis: 1

Crumb Fairy Press: 1

Crystal Lake: 1

Cyberwit Press: 1

Fomite Press: 1

Gnashing Teeth Publishing: 1

Harbour Publishing: 1

Hex Publishers: 1

Interstellar Flight Press: 1

Alan Squire Publishing: 1

LVP Publications: 1

Milkweed Editions: 1

Mind’s Eye Publications: 1

Monstrous Love Lounge Press: 1

Nightboat Books: 1

One World: 1

Penguin Random House: 1

Quarter Press: 1

Raphus Press: 1

Raw Dog Screaming Press: 1

Self-Published: 3

Southern Arizona Press: 1

Space Cowboy Books: 4

Red Ogre Review: 3

Tolsun Books: 1

University of Georgia Press: 1

Wayne State University Press: 1

Weird House Press: 1

Written Image: 1

Yuriko Publishing: 1

[equestrianempire]

Finalists for the week: Southern Pines, Full Gallop, SAzEA, and Bouckaert, Full Gallop, and Full Gallop.

Bouckaert Equestrian has been running through the 4* this past weekend, and we’ve been following along with them, but we also saw plenty of other events taking place this weekend, with Full Gallop, SAzEA, and Southern Pines bringing Eventers on.

Congratulations to all of our Weekend Winners for this trip across all events, with a special mention to Redfield Lotte and Amanda Vines, both of whom received our Illegal Low Score Award, who won the SAzEA Open Beginner Novice with a 14.4!

Bouckaert Equestrian H. T. International ( Fairburn, Georgia ) Website [Scoring ]

Hannah Sue Hollberg and Capitol HIM CCI 4*S ( 43. 3 ). Fernhill Salt Lake and Waylon Roberts CCI 3*S ( 32. ) Sherry Pound and Carnaby CCI 2*S ( 29. ) CCI 1*S: Billy Be Jolly and Caroline Pamukcu ( 21 ) Advanced: SKM Lux Sonata and Tik Maynard ( 55 % ) Lauren Nicholson and Vermiculus ( 57.4 ) are the Open Intermediate. Open Preliminaries A: Fernhill Esmerelda and Jonathan Holling ( 40. % ) Open Preliminary B: Trinity ThankQ and Lisa Marie Fergusson ( 38 ) Eileen Galoostian and Ardeo Lord Lancelot, the preliminary riders ( 56. 5 ). Modified Rider: Newtown’s Llewellyn and Kasidy McMartin ( 35.1 ) Open Modified A: Seabanks Theygo and Claire Strehlow ( 29.3 ) Open Modified B: Kiss My Jambo M ( 31.3 ), Valerie Pride, and Open Training: Ballynoecastle TD and Melanie Smith ( 26. 1 ) Lone Star WS and Greg Ragusa in the Training Rider ( 28.6 ) To Infinity and Beyond DASH ( 24.4), Celia White, and DASH ( no novice riders ) Open Novice: Je T’Aime and Valerie Pride ( 26.7 % )

Full Gallop Farm March I H. T. ( Aiken, SC )[ Website]]Scoring

Starters: Lucky Clover / Clover and Stella McGuire ( 28. % ) Beginner Novice A: Caitriona and KC’s Lizzie Chamberlin ( 33.2 ) Pace Deppa and Galivantor, Beginner Novice B (3. 22. ) Novice A: Elodon Zodiac and Carol Kozlowski ( 29.4 ) Emma Hartzler and Southern Charm ( Novice B) 35. Molly Casey and MoonLight Crush ( 37.2 ) are trained/novice. Training: Madhatter and Paula Dupuy ( 31 ) Heart of Hollywood and Kelly Ransom ( 35.4 ) are preliminary. Sierra Thomas and Chambery are preliminary/trained ( 41. 6 ).

[ Website]]Scoring SAzEA Spring H. T. ( Tucson, Arizona )

Paige Dinnie and Crown Royal ( 27.4): Open Preliminary Training Rider: Larimar and Chelsea Luedke ( 45 ) Open Training: Fine Dutch Chocolate and Paige Dinnie ( 28 ) Just Boo and Heather Bogdan ( 24 ) are the novice riders. Open Novice: Delta Court and Michael Elmore ( 31.9 ). Kyla Roberts and Wildflower: A Beginner Novice Rider A ( 26. ) Ande Bergmann and Kingdom Springs Rayne ( 32.1 ): Beginner Novice Rider B. Redfield Lotte and Amanda Vines ( 14.4 ) Open Beginner Novice. Open Starter A: Sonrisa Bella and Taylor Jensen ( 41.10 ) Barb Gasper and Carrick Diamond Legacy, the Open Starter, ( 34.7 ) Te Amo Tiama and Jessicca Butorac ( 22 ) in the pre-contest.

[ Website ] Southern Pines H. T. I ( Raeford, NC)]Scoring

Advanced CT A: Monaco by Kimmy Cecere and Landmark ( 31 ). Emily Beshear and Rio de Janeiro in the intermediate CT class ( 15. 5 ). Emily Beshear and Bad Moon Rising ( Plain Preliminary A): a discussion. Ellie van Gemeren and Excel Star Lewiston ( 28.0 % ): Open Preliminary B. CLEITER CT: Dan Kreitl and Odyssey ( 28.9 ) Susanne McDaniel and Corelli WWW: A Modified Rider ( 26. 22. ) Open Modified: Bossanova and Mandolin Whitten ( 24 ) Open Training A: Izzy Leo and Rick Caldwell ( 24. % ) Caitlin Silliman and NK Mirabeau ( 33. 3 ), open training Training CT: Never Enough ( 35.7 ), Cassie Sanger, and Samantha Reinbold and Donald Drake ( 29.1 ) are the training riders A. Ann Bower and San Rubin, Training Rider B ( 23. 13 ) Training Rider Junior: Oy to the World and Darcy Dean ( 35.5 ) Ariana Schimt- Chow and Little Lauries ( 10 ): Novice Rider A Novice Rider B: Foxtrot Treacle and Siri Carr (3. 5 ). ( 32.3 ) The Novice Rider Junior is Claire Nestor and A French Connection. Emily Beshear and Ser Dantae ( 26. ): Open Novice A. Johnny Walker and Martin Douzant ( 27.5 ) are Open Novice B. Susan Beebee and Bugsy Malone ( 19.4 ) are Open Novice C. Beginner Novice CT: Madeline Moton and The Family Feud ( 30.9 ) Beginner Rider A: Ballymores Charisma and Amy Howes Warren ( 27.5 ) Renee Wheeler and Joe Frank ( 30.3 ) are Beginner Novice Rider B. Scout Spencer and Sterling’s Bailesa ( 29.7 ): Beginner Novice Rider C Open Beginner Novice A: Rebecca Lee and DGE Swipe Right ( 26. 9 ) Sunhill Rover and Jillian Newman ( 24.7 ) Open Beginner Novice B. Starter A: Sunnyside Up and Elena Sparacio ( 30. % ). Starter B: Silvanus and Alannah Mabus ( 26. ) Starter CT: Chillie and Sloane Nelson ( 27. 5 ).

[soylazaro]

IKEA // The Room from Stefanie Soho on Vimeo.

„The Room“ - a film about a young couple’s imaginations of the evolution of their new apartment. Thanks to everyone involved! 

This is the Director’s Cut. ______

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Client: Ikea - Immacolta Lidia Costantino, Stefanie Albrecht, Natalja Marija Grün, Michael Haas Agency: thjnk - Benjamin Calcott, Sabine Kuckuck, Andreas Richter, Berthold Brodowski, Stephanie Schmitz, Mona Bergmann

Production: BWGTBLD GmbH Executive Producer: Jakob Preischl Producer: Tom Erhardt Production Coordination: Frika Plank

Director: Stefanie Soho Director of Photography: Mathieu Plainfossé

1st AD: Gregor Budde-Petrusch Unit Manager: Patrick Berghold 1st AC: Claudia Schnoor 2nd AC: Shay Coten Beinwoll

Cast: Eliza Lawrence, Oliver Clayton

Gaffer: Jürgen Bosse Key Grip: Robert Wedemeyer Production Design: Kirsten Grabbed Set Dresser: Grit Kronacher Styling: Julia Quarte Hair & Makeup: Nadin Wagner

BWGTBLD Team: Rayk Hawlitscheck, Alex Göke, Leonor Alexandrino, Nick Martinelli, Lukas Keuchel

Edit: Nik Kohler via Cabin Edit Postproduction: bEpic Music: Yehezkel Raz   Music Client Version: Gustav Karlstrom Sound Design: Moritz Staub Mix DC: Staub Audio´ Mix Client Version & VO Recording: Kraatz Color: Emiliano Serantoni VFX: bEpic Post Producer: Filomena Alder

[viktorbergmann776]

HELLO GUYS! SORRY THAT I SO LATE!

I wanna say the results of Bergmann's twins contest.

Two winners: @icilarastudios and 191okaga (IG).

CONGRATULATIONS!

(P. S.: Although 191okaga drew one character (Olaf), but the skill stands out well. And especially his oc Vincent)

[lokaleblickecom]

Ruhr-IHKs und Handwerk an der Ruhr drängen auf eine schnelle Umsetzung des Regionalplans Ruhr

Ruhrparlament gab grünes Licht für das seit Jahren diskutierte Planwerk Bochum. Jetzt ist Tempo gefragt: Die IHKs und das Handwerk in der Region Ruhr drängen auf eine schnelle Umsetzung des Regionalplans Ruhr in den Kommunen. Am heutigen Freitag hat das Ruhrparlament in Essen grünes Licht für das seit Jahren diskutierte Planwerk gegeben. „Die Wirtschaft im Ruhrgebiet begrüßt die Verabschiedung des Regionalplans. Damit existiert endlich eine Rechtsgrundlage für Planvorhaben und Investitionsentscheidungen“, betont Michael Bergmann, Hauptgeschäftsführer der IHK Mittleres Ruhrgebiet, die aktuell die Federführung bei den Ruhr-IHKs innehat. „Mit Rechtskraft des Regionalplans allein ist aber die Bereitstellung eines dauerhaften Angebots an Gewerbe- und Industrieflächen nicht gesichert“, ergänzt Thomas Harten, stellvertretender Hauptgeschäftsführer der Handwerkskammer Münster. „Wir müssen die Potenziale in bestehenden Gewerbe- und Industrieflächen heben.“ Bergmann und Harten sind sich einig: „Für die Unternehmen im Ruhrgebiet ist es besonders wichtig, dass bestehende Betriebsstandorte gesichert werden und der Ausbau erneuerbarer Energien mit Augenmaß betrieben wird und nicht zulasten der bestehenden Gewerbeflächen erfolgt.“ Michael Bergmann weiter: „Wir müssen darüber hinaus mehr Konversions- und Brachflächen reaktivieren und die Potenziale in bestehenden Gewerbe- und Industriegebieten heben.“ Harten ergänzt: „Zur Deckung des Bedarfs ist auch eine Neuausweisung und -erschließung von Flächen zwingend notwendig.“ Diese und weitere Aspekte haben die Industrie- und Handelskammern sowie die Handwerkskammern im Ruhrgebiet in einem gemeinsamen Positionspapier mit dem Titel „Wirtschaft braucht Fläche“ festgehalten, welches die Kammern im Rahmen eines Pressegesprächs am gestrigen Donnerstag vorgestellt haben. Darin verweisen IHKs und Handwerkskammern auch auf die gemeinsame Verantwortung aller Beteiligten, um ausreichend gewerbliche und industrielle Flächen bereitzustellen. Die Verfasser des Papiers fordern darin das Land Nordrhein-Westfalen auf, niedrigschwellig zugängliche Fördermittel zur gewerblichen Flächenentwicklung in ausreichender Größenordnung bereitzustellen. Zudem sei das Land in der Pflicht, die landesplanerischen Grundlagen für eine wirtschaftsfreundliche Flächenpolitik im Rahmen des Landesentwicklungsplans auf den Weg zu bringen. „Die Flächeneigentümer müssen jetzt nicht benötigte Flächen zur Verfügung stellen.“ „Zudem sehen wir den Regionalverband Ruhr in der Pflicht, die im Regionalplan genannten Flächenbedarfe zeitnah zu aktualisieren“, so IHK-Hauptgeschäftsführer Michael Bergmann. Und auch die Kommunen seien gefordert: „Sie müssen jetzt Baurecht für alle im Regionalplan benannten Flächenbedarfe schaffen und Sorge dafür tragen, dass bestehende Standorte gesichert werden“, so Thomas Harten. Ein ausreichendes Flächenangebot könne nur unter Berücksichtigung aller Handlungsansätze und aktiver Mitwirkung aller relevanten Akteure geschaffen werden. Aber auch die Wirtschaft müsse sich aktiv beteiligen: „Die Flächeneigentümer müssen jetzt die Bereitschaft zeigen, nicht benötigte Flächen für andere wirtschaftliche Nutzungen zur Verfügung zu stellen“, ergänzt Michael Bergmann. „Wir helfen dem Land, dem Regionalverband Ruhr, den Kommunen und auch den Unternehmen gern dabei, geeignete planerische Lösungen auf den Weg zu bringen.“ Haben Sie weitere Fragen zu unserer Pressemitteilung? Rufen Sie uns gerne an. Dazu ein Statement des IHK-Hauptgeschäftsführers Dr. Stefan Dietzfelbinger: „Gut, dass der RVR den Regionalplan nun beschlossen hat. Das gibt unseren Firmen Verlässlichkeit. Den Regionalplan aufzustellen, hat aber 13 Jahre gedauert. Das ist viel zu lang und sollte zukünftig schneller gehen. Und eins ist wichtig: Wir brauchen auch zukünftig mehr Gewerbeflächen. Nur so können Firmen wachsen und sich ansiedeln. Nur so können Wertschöpfung und Arbeitsplätze entstehen, die wir gerade im Ruhrgebiet so dringend brauchen“. Foto: © Niederrheinische IHK/Michael Neuhaus Read the full article

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With some good skates, some great skates, and some not-so good skates, it was kind of an up and down competition, but you’re looking at the now eight-time Canadian National Champion!

Free Program

Jean-Jacques Leroy - CAN - 223.08

Louis Leroy - 195.17

Nicolas Kamenev - 170.16

Adam Arsenau - 163.38

Justin Hwang - 160.71

Jakob Novak - 151.30

Joseph Tremblay - 145.38

Dylon Palmeri - 136.60

Dante Robida - 132.24

Andrew Nelson - 131.58

Luke Bukowski - 125.22

Michael Bergmann - 124.49

Duncan Ward - 123.10

Max Horwitz - 122.00

Andrew Geller - 119.15

Ivano Dedic - 117.26

Paul Marshall - 106.79

Adrien Golubev - 91.67

Overall

Jean-Jacques Leroy - (1, 1) - 319.33

Louis Leroy - (2, 2) - 290.08

Adam Arsenau - (3, 4) - 257.78

Jakob Novak - (4, 6) - 237.46

Justin Hwang - (13, 5) - 226.15

Nicolas Kamenev - (18, 3) - 220.13

Dylon Palmeri - (7, 8) - 212.33

Andrew Nelson - (5, 10) - 211.33

Dante Robida - (6, 9) - 208.19

Joseph Tremblay - (15, 7) - 206.86

Luke Bukowski - (11, 11) - 195.09

Duncan Ward - (10, 13) - 193.43

Andrew Geller - (8, 15) - 193.27

Ivano Dedic - (12, 16) - 185.77

Max Horwitz - (14, 14) - 183.94

Michael Bergmann - (16, 12) - 183.80

Paul Marshall - (9, 17) - 176.39

Adrien Golubev - (17, 18) - 148.26

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hey spring awakening fandom? you guys heard of the irish adaptation of the wedekind play, written post broadway musical, christ deliver us by thomas kilroy?

i reccomend it. its a trip ngl